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Coverage Report AICFB organizes four-day National School Chess Championship for the Blind at Alandi Updated as on December 18, 2019 Compiled by Adfactors PR Index Print Sr No Date Publication Headline Edition 1 AICFB organizes four -day National School December 18, 2019 Aaj Ka Anand Pune Chess Championship for the Blind at Alandi 2 December 18, 2019 Chess for the visually challenged Pune Times of India 3 December 18, 2019 Blind chess Looking for that bright spark Pune Hindustan Times 4 December 18, 2019 Maestros look to checkmate disability at Pune Hindustan Times school chess championship for the blind st 5 December 18, 2019 Sakaal Times AICFB aims to find India’s 1 blind GM Pune December 18, 2019 AICFB organizes four -day National School Pune 6 Maharashtra Times Chess Championship for the Blind at Alandi December 18, 2019 AICFB organizes four -day National School Pune 7 Pudhari – My Pune Chess Championship for the Blind at Alandi December 18, 2019 AICFB organizes four -day National School Pune 8 Sakal Chess Championship for the Blind at Alandi December 18, 2019 AICFB organizes four -day National School Pune 9 Saamana Chess Championship for the Blind at Alandi December 18, 2019 AICFB organizes four -day National School Pune 10 Prabhat Chess Championship for the Blind at Alandi Online December 18, 2019 Pune to host National School Chess Pune 1 Tech Trail Championship for the blind PRINT Publication : Aaj Ka Anand Edition : Pune Date : December 18 , 2019 Page: 10 Publication : Times of India Edition : Pune Date : December 18 , 2019 Page: 20 Publication : Hindustan Times Edition : Pune Date : December 18 , 2019 Page: 05 Publication : Hindustan Times Edition : Pune Date : December 18 , 2019 Page: 5 Publication : Sakaal Times Edition : Pune Date : December 18 , 2019 Page: 10 Publication : Maharashtra Times Edition : Pune Date : December 18 , 2019 Page: 08 Publication : Pudhari – My Pune Edition : Pune Date : December 18 , 2019 Page: 04 Publication : Sakal Edition : Pune Date : December 18 , 2019 Page: 10 Publication : Saamana Edition : Pune Date : December 18 , 2019 Page: 12 Publication : Prabhat Edition : Pune Date : December 18 , 2019 Page: 12 ONLINE Pu blication : Tech Trail Date : December 18 , 2019 Link: http://techtrail.in/tech -news/off -beat/pune -to -host -national -school -chess -championship -for -the - blind/ .

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